我要买一辆二手车,要买一辆二手车吗英语

1.求一篇 关于国外二手车交易现状的英文文章

2.两道英语题

3.买二手车可以吗，有什么需要注意的吗

4.英文翻译一句话谢谢..."我们再买二手车时应该先要对这辆车的性能，即行驶的里程数有个初步的了解。"

买二手车值得买。一辆性价比高的二手车还是很值得下手的。

二手车确实能省一大笔钱。汽车贬值厉害，从交完款的那一天开始就贬值了，第一年贬值20%左右，之后几年每年贬值10-15%，再往后每年5%左右速度贬值。

其次，买二手车可以省下很多税费、保险费。主要看看大笔的而费用，比如新车的车辆购置税大约10%，准确说是裸车不含税价格的10%，买一台15万的车，就能省下一万四左右。此外，保险费，如果二手车没有什么事故，保费年年打折，所以，每年可以为省下1000多是没问题的。

下面二手车值得买：

1、看车龄。一般来说，3-5年的二手车最值得下手，此时车辆保值率高价值大，如果车况可以价格合适直接下手就对了。6-8年的二手车小毛病比较多，比如各种漏油、异响等，这样的二手车后期维修成本比较高，是不太划算的。

2、选品牌。可以选择保值率高的汽车品牌。

3、直接选择保值率高的车型

求一篇 关于国外二手车交易现状的英文文章

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汽车在我们的日常生活中扮演着越来越重要的角色，成为不可或缺的一部分。课本上教我们“公交车”“汽车”怎么说，今天我们来聊聊课本上没有教我们的一些关于“汽车”的表达。

首先，我们说说“二手车”，我们根据字面意思几乎能推测出

“二手车”的英语表达—?

second-hand car.

eg: This second-hand car looks nice. 这辆二手车看起来不错。

My parents sent me a second-hand car as a gift when I was eighteen.?

我十八岁的时候，我父母送了一辆二手车给我当生日礼物。

二手车的另一种表达方式是：used car（用过的汽车）

eg: My uncle has a used car. 我叔叔有辆二手车。

second-hand 形容词“旧的；二手的；用过的”

eg: This second-hand bike is cheaper than the new one.二手自行车比新自行车便宜。

second-hand 副词 间接地

eg: I got the news at second hand. 这消息是我间接得来的。

两道英语题

The smarter way to buy.

The primary reason to buy a used car is that a used car costs less than a new one. Not so many years

ago, there were only three ways to buy a used car: from a private owner, from a used-car dealer, or from a new-car dealer. Each presented a buyer with a question that was impossible to answer—how do I know if I'm getting a car that won't fall apart the day after I buy it? A prudent buyer could take precautions, of course, such as having a mechanic inspect the car before handing over a check, or patronizing a reputable dealer who would stand behind what he sold, but it was still usually a 'buyer beware' situation.

In recent years, however, a new way of marketing used cars has evolved which gives a buyers another, possibly more attractive, choice. Today, a buyer has the option of purchasing a CPO car or truck.

What's a CPO? It means Certified Pre-Owned, which means that the used vehicle in question isn't just a pig in a poke, but comes with some guarantee as to its initial quality and potential reliability.

The CPO phenomenon is essentially a byproduct of vehicle leasing, which took off in the late 1980s and early 1990s. In those days, automakers, particularly those who made high-priced luxury cars, put together attractive leasing packages that gave buyers the option of being able to drive a car for less per month than it would have cost if they had financed and purchased in the traditional way. Leasing peaked in 1999, when nearly three-and-a-half million vehicles, roughly a quarter of all new-car deals, were leased.

Think of leasing a car as being the same as leasing an apartment—you get to use it, but you don't own it. When the term of your lease expires, you move on. In the case of an apartment, the landlord freshens it up and puts it back on the market. In the case of a car or truck, the landlord, who is the auto dealer in conjunction with the automaker, does the same thing—the off-lease vehicle is reconditioned and put back on the market as a CPO.

At first, automakers were reluctant to flood the market with off-lease CPOs, fearing that they would undermine new-car sales. But that turned out not to be the case. Over the past decade or so, new-vehicle sales have been remarkably robust and sales of CPOs have run apace. For example, for one recent month, Audi reported 6,473 new-car sales and 2,225 CPO sales, a fairly typical proportion for some of the more upscale automakers.

Although leasing has tapered off somewhat in recent years—because heavy discounting and a variety of incentives have made the outright purchase of a new car more attractive—it still accounts for millions of transactions each year and keeps the CPO market well-stocked.

Tips for Buying

Introduction

Buying a used car obviously carries a certain degree of risk. After all, with a new car you get the peace of mind that no one has driven the vehicle carelessly or failed to have it maintained on a regular basis. And, if something does go wrong, the car is under warranty—at least for a period of time. These safeties are not usually included in the purchase of a used car. But used-car buying need not be as fraught with anxiety and terror as some may think. Knowing where and how to buy a used car as well as which cars to buy can alleviate most of the tension consumers feel about this unknown process. If you are willing to spend time doing thorough research, you will soon be driving the car of your dreams, secure in the knowledge that you paid a fair price for your new set of wheels.

Choosing a Used Car :

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How much could you afford? -

Before you begin your search for a good deal on a used car, spend time considering many of the same factors that would apply to a new car purchase: how will you use the vehicle; how long do you plan to keep it; and your budget for the purchase, including insurance, operation, maintenance and repair costs.

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What Car should you buy? -

Decide what car best suits your lifestyle and image. Since you could probably be owning and using the same car for many more years, you need to anticipate future needs and lifestyle changes. Today you could easily consider buying a mid-sized car as these cars are available at great bargains.

Narrowing down your dream list is a bit more difficult for used cars than new cars because there are so many more used vehicles. Talk to friends or acquaintances who drive cars that appeal to you; word of mouth is often one of the best ways to gather information about reliability or quirks of certain cars.

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How Old is Old? -

If Budget is top priority then you rather buy a smaller car that's newer than a large car that's older. Owning a larger car will cost you more as the running costs - fuel, maintenance, tyres, spares are costlier. The best bet is to look for something almost new - Two years or younger. You could get a real good deal because there are plenty of car owners who don't want to be seen in a 'yesterday's model' - they want to be seen driving only latest cars.

Buying a middle-aged car ( 3 - 5 years old ) that has been treated well by its owner could be a great deal. You could find a lot of these cars at a good bargain. Cars that have logged 14,000 to 18,000 Km a year are prime buys.

Cars flogged badly by chauffeurs or heavily used ones are like buying trouble.

Odometer readings can be rolled back, or "clocked." This fraud is practiced by thousands of fly-by-night, independent used-car sellers nationwide. The effect is obvious: a high-mileage car is turned into a low-mileage car to increase the car’s value. A car with low mileage, but with a lot of wear on the driver's seat or the brake and accelerator, may indicate tampering with the odometer.

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He asked me how long it would take him to get to Beijing by train.

(这里用到固定句型It takes/took/will take somebody sometime to do something.某人做某事花了多少时间。根据句意这里时态用将来时；这是一个宾语从句，宾语从句三要素：连接词，语序，时态，连接词是how long多长时间，语序应改为陈述句，原来是how long will it take him to get to Beijing by train要改为how long it will take him to get to Beijing by train最后要考虑时态，前面主句动词用了过去时，会影响从句时态，一般将来时改为过去将来时，即 how long it would take him to get to Beijing by train，连起来即He asked me how long it would take him to get to Beijing by train.)

They asked me whether I wanted to buy a second-hand bicycle or not.

具体分析同上差不多，就不多讲了，希望能帮助到你！

英文翻译一句话谢谢..."我们再买二手车时应该先要对这辆车的性能，即行驶的里程数有个初步的了解。"

可以。购买二手车需要注意的是：检查二手车、试驾二手车、检查车辆的电器件、检查车身结构情况。

1、一定要检查是不是泡水车。如果车辆是泡水车，那么就存在重大安全和质量隐患。至于如何检查是不是泡水车，可以看脚垫下方，车门框，备箱底座下面是否有黄泥和水渍。或者是，将车辆抬升之后，看看车辆底盘是否有锈蚀的痕迹。

2、试驾二手车。同买新车一样，也需要试驾二手车。在试驾过程中，车主需要注意发动机和变速器是否存在异响，变速器的换挡平顺性如何，车辆的动力输出是否正常，转向灵敏度是否在可接受的范围内等等。题主记得一定要试驾二手车，在驾驶过程中是可以发现很多问题的。

3、检查车辆的电器件是否正常。可以进入车内打开车辆的电器件进行检查，车主需要检查的是空调是否可以正常制冷；雨刮器是否可以正常工作；收音机是否可以正常发声；如果车辆内部搭载了中控大屏，车主也需要试试触控系统是否灵敏。

4、检查车身结构情况。检查车身结构情况是为了检查这辆车是否有经历过大修，比如说检查大梁是否更换过或者焊接过，假设说大梁更换过或者焊接过，那么这台车的车头很有可能经历过了重大交通事故；车主还可以拉开车门，看看是否存在焊接过的痕迹，如果车门被焊接过，那么这辆车十有八九遭受过侧向撞击。

总结：车主需要认真检查二手车车况，以合适的价格买到自己心仪的二手车。

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另外，很少接触汽车的新人，对汽车了解甚少，用车功能怎么选，购车后，哪个配置更合适使用，更加人性化。新手甚至没有“用车”概念，对汽车知识一支半解，造成购买新车后，以后用车大概率会后悔。

所以老司机建议，新人购买二手车把驾驶技术练好，在日常用车过程中，二手车哪些功能是痛点，在以后购买新车时，需要注意汽车功能使用，例如一键启动非常实用，二手车没有此功能，购买新车时，这就是一个需要关注的配置。

除了提高驾驶技术，和熟悉汽车的实用性功能配置外，其实还有一个非常重要的原因。二手车性价比高，如果你仅需要一款车代步使用，能遮风挡雨，不妨选择二手车更划算。因为新车落地直接打八折，新车落地后直接贬值1-2万元。如果车主是一位新手，且不是特别在意汽车的新旧，不妨选择二手车更理性。

凤凰网-买十年以上的二手车，需要注意什么？

凤凰网-老司机为什么推荐新手买二手车？

We must have a basic understanding to its performance, namely its mileage when we are about to buy a used car.